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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1953

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6

Blood drive sets high quota to beat day record

Frederick County faces a tough goal as donors must exceed this year’s largest single-day total of 232 pints at Camp Derrick. The Red Cross Blood Program chairwoman Mrs. Paul Willard urged last minute turnout at Calvary Methodist Church from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. tomorrow where the Bloodmobile will process at least 50 donors. The nationwide push led by Mrs Mamie Eisenhower highlighted gamma globulin and serum albumen from each pint to fight polio and aid wounded soldiers. Catholic Daughters of St John’s Church will host and serve refreshments, with Red Cross staff and area nurses volunteering. High School students will assist with pre and post donation preparations.

Frederick County Paul Willard Red Cross Camp Derrick Calvary Methodist Church Mamie Eisenhower Willard Catholic Daughters of G. Harris Stauffer Margaret Hahn G. David Garber Alton Bennett William Strobel Ray Paisley Robert Patchel Paul Gordon Leo Duvail Robert McLaren Raymond Crum R. E. Town Frederick Weitzel Henri Groenheim

Maryland Young Republicans to hold state convention in Annapolis

The Maryland Federation of Young Republicans plans its bi annual state convention at Carvel Hall in Annapolis on May 16. State Chairman Herbert L. Cohen aims to secure a cabinet rank speaker, referencing the last convention in 1951 when Vice President Richard Nixon spoke. A new officer slate will be elected and delegates chosen for the National Federation of Young Republicans Convention in Rapid City, Md., July 11 13. The story notes Chicago faces an annual tuberculosis related economic loss near 100 million dollars.

Baltimore Maryland Federation of Young Republicans Carvel Hall Annapolis Herbert L. Cohen Richard Nixon Hagerstown National Federation of Young Republicans Rapid City M. D

Edgar Magaha Celebrates 75th Birthday in Burkittsville

Burkittsville observes Edgar Magaha’s 75th birthday with a party at the Lutheran Church Hall on Sunday March 8 hosted by his descendants. Attending were nine children eleven grandchildren and three great grandchildren plus a brother and numerous relatives from Hagerstown Middletown Thurmont Walkersville and Frederick.

Edgar Magaha Burkittsville Lutheran Church Hall Magaha Harry Lee Day Michael Day Hagerstown Carl Heller Dwayne Wanda Keller Middletown Air Malcolm McGaha David McGaha Warren P. £. Smith Fred Magaha Thurmont Raymond Magaha Connie Jig Magaha Frank Roelke Blaine Susan Roelke Walkersville Milburn Ahalt Larry Kay Ahalk William Magaha Patncia Gary Magaha Baltymore Irvin Magaha William C. Myers Barbara Nancy Myers Earl Ahalt Brunswick Anna Mae Fisher Frederick Turp

Walkersville Glee Club Presents The Skywayman Operetta

Walkersville High School hosts a two act operetta The Skywayman Friday and Saturday at 8 15 p m in the high school auditorium. The lively show features students as waitresses bus drivers pilots and a flight themed plot at High View Arizona with a cast including John Schildt Doris Smith Earl Dunan and Joyce Gregson plus a chorus of waitresses bus drivers and air pilots.

Walkersville High School High View Arizona Hilltopinn John Schildt Peter Gregson Gregson Dick Clem Walter Mayne Doris Smith Dale Earl Dunan Kenwood Ropertson Shirley Boone Shirley Bussard Elinor Carey Patsy Crum Patty Sue Crum Marlene Catsail Nancy Davis Delores Dayhoff Esther Dinterman Mary Dinterman Shirley Frock Grace Gladhilis Joann Hartsock Roberta Hartsough Artamicha Hawkins Nancy Helwig Doris Hildebrand Charlotte Keller Trina LeGore Shirley Martin Joanne Meehan Eleanor Poole Shirley Powell Thomas Flanigan Jack Handley Dale Lind Edwin Price Charles Reeder Charles Stover Lee Cox Donald Trimmer Peggy Powell Bobby Fogie Donald Hahn Bobby Handley Fred Horner Jimmy Martin Elwood Wentzel Barbara Remsburg Shirley Winebrenner Tommy Fitzgerald Charles Weir Miss Eckard Miss Houck Kitty Sue Barrick Artamidha Hawkins Sharon Hoffman Sandra Wickress Joan Keefer Nancy Crum Nancy Stail Patsy Young

Frederick motorist blames rain for highway crash

A Frederick motorist blamed slippery Braddock Mountain highway for a rear end collision with Curtis W. Rupert's 1940 Chevrolet on Route 40 Monday evening. Tobery's Buick sustained about 200 dollars damage. Rupert's car about 60 dollars. No injuries or charges were reported. Trooper Philip Kretasinger investigated.

Frederick Braddock Mountain Gradon Norwood Tobery South Market Street Curtis W. Rupert Robertsdale Tobery Rupert Philip Kretasinger

Reds Use Lures in Middle East

William L. Ryan analyzes Soviet efforts to influence the Middle East by targeting youth, students, intellectuals, workers, and religious leaders. The piece outlines tactics, aims, and the extent of Communist penetration across Egypt, Sudan, Iran, Syria, Lebanon, and other Arab states, aiming to sow turmoil and gain influence.

William L. Ryan Vienna Middle East Moscow Joseph Stalin Georg! Malenkov Kenya East Africa Tran Ussr Asia Egypt Sudan Trade Union Federation World Federation of Trade Unions Soviet Union Mid-East Iran Iraq Syria Lebanon Jordan Federattion WFTU Israel United States

Two PE Employees Promoted to Treasury Roles

Two Potomac Edison treasury staff promoted after Eldred W Van Fossen's death in Frederick. A Robert Moss of 112 West Fourteenth Street becomes assistant treasurer after 23 years with the company and a tax accountant role most recently. W Eugene Sanders of 11 Rosemont Avenue is named assistant secretary after serving since February 1942 with a stint in accounting and as chief clerk in treasury. Both are Frederick High School graduates noted as athletes and student leaders.

Potomac Edison Company Treasury Department Eldred W van Fossen Robert Moss West Fourteenth Street W. Eugene Sanders Rosemont Avenue Moss Treasury Office Sanders Treasury Frederick High School

Grenfell Group To Meet In Church Here April 16

Dr Anthony Paddon and his wife will be guests at the annual meeting and tea of the Grenfell organization in the Evangelical Reformed Church Parlors April 16 at 2 30. The couple will discuss duties at Northwest River with Dr Paddon showing films of dog team and hospital ship trips. Over 250 members hear of clothing and supplies to assist Northwest River settlement and St Anthony Hospital TB wing.

Anthony Paddon Grenfell Evangelical Reformed Church Northwest River Grenfell Mission Paddons Paddon Grenfell Association of America St.’ Anthony Hospital Far North North America Frederick Labrador Grenfell Association Grenfeil Association of America Grenfell Journal Deep Sea Fishers Creighton Grenfell Labrador Medical Mission St. Anthony's Margaret Motter

Counties Back Plan To Fund 12 Year County Roads

At a Monday Annapolis meeting, Maryland counties urged adoption of a State Roads Commission amendment dividing the 12 year plan into three four year programs. They expect about 450 dollars per mile annually for county roads, enough to pave remaining dirt roads in Frederick County. The plan relies on increased taxes and fees and bond backing, with all fourteen counties in attendance signing a backing resolution.

Maryland Annapolis State Roads Commission Roger H. Willard A. Grant Hooper Frederick County Commission Willard Frederick Willard-Hooper Hooper State Road Commission

Draft calls may taper off in coming months

Washington reports draft calls could fall to about 37,000 men per month after June from 93,000 now. Defense officials cite a 450,000 annual need to replace ending two year terms and possible U.S. unit reductions. Extension of medical draft authorization may be sought. Canada produced 29,677,000 pounds of honey in 1952.

Washington Defense Department Pentagon Defense Wilson United States Congress Canada

Babson Sees Shifting Russia Policy After Stalin

Roger Babson argues Stalin’s death changes the war outlook. He notes Malenkov may tire Russia of conflict, while Britain pursues Hong Kong ties to avoid embargoes. He predicts a Korean truce in 1953 if satellites avoid provoking a broader war and warns on satellite uprisings if world war looms. He remains cautiously bullish on 1953 business prospects.

Stalin Roger Babson England China Hong Kong Russia Mediterranean Churchill Europe Siberia Poland Czechoslovakia Tito United States Eden London Eisenhower Eee

Telegrams push for Frederick County slot machine referendum

In Frederick County, telegraphic lobbying seeks a bill to place coin operated machines under voter referendum. About 1,260 telegrams from Emmitsburg Thurmont Brunswick and Frederick voters were sent to Annapolis urging the delegation to introduce and pass a bill this session. Telegrams were signed by individual senders asking why the delegation would not support safeguards and referendum on ownership and operation.

Frederick County Emmitsburg Thurmont Brunswick Frederick Annapolis

Samples Request Sparks Huge Vitamin Pill Shipment

Miss Dorothy Lynch of the Women's Society for Christian Service asked the Lecerie Company for vitamin pill samples to India. The delivery man refused to leave pills in the waiting room, while outside a trailer carried 623,200 vitamin pills weighing 1540 pounds valued at over 20000 dollars.

Princeton N. J Dorothy Lynch Women's Society For Christian Service Methodist Church Lecerie Company Pearl River N. Y India

Rallies Held for Councils in Frederick County

Frederick county hosted a model League meeting for Student Councils from Elm Street Junior High and area high schools including Emmitsburg Thurmont Brunswick Walkersville Lincoln Frederick. Delegates registered at noon and a noon lunch preceded the 1 pm library session led by Gary Angleberger.

Frederick County Elm Street Emmitsburg Thurmonr Brunswick Walkersville Lincoln Ond Frederick FHS Libby Boyer Peggy Crowther Jra Alice Liller Basil Day Gary Angleberger League Donald £. Wood Texas Association of Student Councils Ford Gary Robert Rumpf Virginia Willis Martha Darner Joanne Derr William Grove Peggy Jenkins Brunswick High Kenneth Jones Patricia Foltz Geneva Clark Gary Porter R. Kenneth Twentey Jack Wantz Ray Toms Carl Crist Carolyn McNair Darlene Brewer Ruth Amble Lincoln High Floyd Brown Vincent Hill George Spriggs Shirley Smith Beverly Hill Catherine Rollins Mary E Thomas Thurmont Dick Creager Charlotte Pryor Howard Miller Phyllis Moser Janice Dubel Joyce Long George W. Osman Walkers Vile Carol Ann Wickless Doris Smith Ella Wisner Joan Hartsock Donald Albaugh Dale Lind Eleanor Everhart

Benson Proposes Major Cut to Agriculture Dept Budget

Secretary Benson proposed a 131.4 million cut to the Agriculture Department budget, lowering it to 1.1935 billion for the fiscal year starting July 1. The plan cuts about 3,454 payroll jobs from the Truman-era total, with savings targeted across conservation subsidies, sugar subsidies, flood prevention, electrification and telephone loans, and low income farmer loans.

Washington Benson Agriculture Department Congress Truman House Appropriations Committee Eisenhower

Traver Class Meets at Mullendore Home for Easter Studies

Mrs Hazel Mullendore of the Florence Traver class of the Evangelical Church School hosted a Tuesday gathering at her home with Mrs Roy Zimmerman presiding. Devotions included Scripture reading prayer poems and singing. Secretary and treasurer reports were read. Mrs Mullendore and Mrs Walter Murphy led games awarding prizes to Mrs Bessie Rice Mrs Charles Simpson Mrs Mullendore Mrs George Davis and Mrs Harry Bruchey. One new member Mrs Harry Bruchey was welcomed. The next neat meeting will be at Mrs Charles Wiles home on April 3.

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